The Streets Remember They Once Were Fields
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the fog flows into the house through the steep and narrow driveway the endless night, it is now nothing more than a sweet decay hoping to be astonished tomorrow by what I do not know my eyes will burst when hit by the blades of the coming sun the radio blares from the corner store the streets remember they once were fields the radio blares from the corner store the streets remember they once were fields gone are disorderly avenues of eucalyptus and beaten paths it is the dream I sometimes forget the endless night, nothing more than a scent the radio blares from the corner store the streets remember they once were fields the radio blares from the corner store the streets remember they once were fields This self-titled debut album incorporates both original phrases and fragments of works by various poets and mystics, including Billy Collins, Ron Padgett, Jim Harrison, Hafiz, Pablo Neruda, Walt Whitman, and others. credits released 24 December 2013 Written and performed by Ari Gelardin and Jacob Palmer with Jason Slota on drums and Jay Pellicci recording at Tiny Telephone Recording Studio in San Francisco, California. (October 2013)
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